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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 16 (1905) (1905)

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itheater, as it stands, is a work of distinc- burning of aluminium in air or oxygen. According tion. Its architectural features deserve high encomi- exercises of the scholastic year. to Prof. C. Zenghalis, in the Elektrotechnische Zeit- Construction began in the middle of February, 1903, sehrift,… … aisle, the diazoma, extends plied, as much as 38.57, per 9 feet in width, on an exact cent of the aluminium could THE CONCRETE AMPHITHEATER AT BERKELEY, CAL. level with the stage floor as be converted into a nitrite. well as of the side entrances between: the auditorium In the presence of carbon…

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